Computer Science and Engineering CSE 3213/CSE 3223
Software Engineering Senior Project I/II
CREDIT/CONTACT HOURS: Credit Hours: 3/3, Contact Hours: 90/90
COORDINATOR:
Dr. David Dampier
TEXTBOOKS: No required textbook
a. Supplemental Material: Relevant software-engineering document templates are
provided by instructor.
SPECIFIC COURSE INFORMATION:
CSE 3213:
a. Catalog Description: Six hour laboratory. Software requirements elicitation
and specification, cost estimation, scheduling, development of project
management and quality assurance plans, reviews.
b. Prerequisites: CSE 4214 with grade of C or better
c. Required/Elective:
Computer Science — Elective
Software Engineering — Required
Computer Engineering — Elective
CSE 3223:
a. Catalog Description: Six hour laboratory. Teamwork, software design,
construction, implementation of project management and quality assurance
plans, and configuration management.
b. Prerequisites: CSE 4214 with grade of C or better
c. Required/Elective:
Computer Science — Elective
Software Engineering — Required
Computer Engineering — Elective
SPECIFIC GOALS OF THE COURSE:
a. Specific Outcomes of Instruction:
1. Provide an actual development experience in the software-engineering
discipline. (CSE3213/CSE3223)
2. Work with an actual customer and exercise the entire softwareengineering lifecycle. (CSE3213/CSE3223)
3. The student will be placed in a project-management environment and
required to work as part of a software development team.
(CSE3213/CSE3223)
4. The student will be able to perform software analysis (CSE3213),
design (CSE3213/CSE3223), test (CSE3223), and implementation
(CSE3223).
5. The student will demonstrate proficiency in managing a software
project to customer requirements. (CSE3213/CSE3223)
6. The student will be able to apply standard, accepted softwareengineering techniques to system delivery. (CSE3213/CSE3223)
7. The student will demonstrate proficiency in eliciting requirements from
a customer and refining the high level requirements to an end product.
(CS 3213)
8. The student will demonstrate an ability to document their work to an
acceptable standard. (CSE3213/CSE3223)
b. Criterion 3 Outcomes:
Note: Parenthesized list indicates the ABET EAC and CAC outcomes
addressed by each performance criteria.
1. The student will be able to describe, discuss, and apply the softwareengineering discipline. (EAC: c,e,f,g; CAC:b,c,e,f)
2. The student will be able to select the correct process for a given
software-development scenario. (EAC: c;CAC:c)
3. The student will be placed in a project-management environment and
required to successfully work as part of a software-development team.
(EAC: d, g; CAC:d,f)
4. The student will be able to implement object-oriented software
analysis, design, test, and implementation. (EAC: c; CAC: c)
5. The student will demonstrate proficiency in managing a software
project to customer requirements. (EAC: c; CAC: c)
6. The student will be able to apply standard, accepted softwareengineering techniques to system delivery and to apply appropriate
metrics.(EAC: b, c; CAC:c,k )
7. The student will demonstrate proficiency in eliciting requirements from
a customer and refining the high level requirements to an end product.
(EAC: g; CAC: f)
8. The student will demonstrate an ability to document their work to an
acceptable standard. (EAC: g; CAC: f)
9. The student will demonstrate an ability to effectively work with a
customer in the context of professionalism and need. (EAC: h, j;
CAC:g)
TOPICS COVERED:
Lecture: None
Number of class hours: None
Laboratory
Number of lab weeks
1. Requirements elicitation, analysis, and specifications 3
2. Project Management
6
3. Software design
3
4. Software testing
5
5. Software maintenance
4
6. Software Documentation
2
7. Quality Assurance
2
8. Object Oriented Methods
3
9. Customer Relationships
3